Dog Ski Gear
Whether you're gliding along snowy trails, or enjoying a winter adventure together, the right gear helps you and your dog stay comfortable in the cold. Explore Rocky Mountain Dog's collection of winter gear designed to keep your adventure companion warm, visible, and ready for every snowy outing. From insulated jackets and reflective harnesses to durable leashes and winter-ready essentials, we've got everything you need to embrace the season together.
Planning your next winter adventure? Check out our skiing guides for expert tips on skiing with your dog, choosing the right winter gear, staying safe in cold conditions, and making the most of every snow-filled adventure.
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Here are some tips we have picked up over the years to help you include your furry friends on skiing adventures.
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Dogs don’t have an effective or safe way to care for their own vision. To fully enjoy every shared experience together, consider the following ways how to care for and protect your dog’s eyes.
Five Reasons Why Paw Cream Is Essential
Paw cream is an essential item to have on hand for dogs especially when tackling a mountain. If it's not something you’re already using, here's some reasons why we think it's important.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Many dogs love joining their owners for cross-country skiing, skijoring, or snowshoe adventures. Before you head out, make sure dogs are allowed on the trail and choose routes that match your dog's fitness level and experience. Make sure you have the right gear for your dog.
Even active dogs can get cold during breaks or in extreme temperatures. An insulated dog jacket helps retain body heat, while regular movement, plenty of water, and a warm place to rest after your adventure will keep your dog comfortable.
A properly fitted harness that allows full shoulder movement is essential for winter activities. If you're skijoring, you'll also need a harness specifically designed for pulling to keep your dog comfortable and moving efficiently.
Dogs can become dehydrated in cold weather just as easily as in summer. Bring fresh water and offer regular drink breaks throughout your adventure, even if your dog doesn't seem thirsty. A collapsible travel bowl or a portable travel water bottle with attached feeder bowls makes hydration quick and easy on the trail.
Bring the essentials:
- A properly fitted harness and leash
- Fresh water and a collapsible bowl
- High-energy treats
- A dog jacket if needed
- Poo bags
- A towel for drying off
- A dog first aid kit
